Going for Broke
Bankruptcy can cause people to lose their marbles along with their assets. But the whole process can be made less…
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Now we know that Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, is expecting a baby, we thought we’d revisit Caroline Garnham’s…
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Will you or won’t you? You should be thinking about life after death – for your relatives, at least, say…
ByMyths and Marriage
ED MILIBAND AND partner Justine Thornton, are just two of the ever increasing number of unmarried cohabiting couples in the…
ByVive La Divorce!
More than the Channel separates England and France: a wife dumped in Paris may lose not just her husband but…
ByWhere There Isn’t a Will
Caroline Garnham on why dying intestate will only heap further grief on your family, loved ones and other beneficiaries MANY…
ByWedded Blitz
Untangling the legal affairs of married foreign nationals can make interpreting Resolution 1441 look like child’s play, say Dhana Sabanathan…
ByWake up and Smell the Writs
In the autumn the Supreme Court transformed divorce law in Britain. Stephen Foster of Stewarts Law assesses the status of…
ByTough Love
Caroline Garnham on why charities and not-for-profit organisations need to embrace the hard-nosed efficiency of successful commercial businesses ON 20…
ByRay Tooth’s Lifetime Achievement Award Speech
Ladies and gentlemen. I have never won an award in my life and therefore I was surprised, and I thought…
ByThe Attorney Who Came in from the Cold
Josh Spero meets Robert Amsterdam, the crusading lawyer who cut his teeth on politically explosive cases that John le Carré…
ByGive as Good as You Got
Having been all hard-nosed and ruthless in the making of their fortunes, too many would-be philanthropists go all soft and…
ByCapital Offences
Messing around with capital gains tax helps no-one, says Caroline Garnham. To raise more money, lower taxes CAPITAL GAINS TAX…
ByFor Richer, For Poorer
There are four percentage figures worth knowing, and they are 40%, 50%, 60% and 99%, and in 99% of all…
ByStop the Presses!
The rich, the famous and anyone with a reputation to protect from our increasingly intrusive media have much to thank…
ByToo Much Information
When does public interest become public prurience? And how much should be revealed about your salary? Jo Sanders-Key finds that…
ByTrustee Business
A fresh round of changes to legislation affecting trusts in the Bahamas is to be warmly welcomed, says Caroline Garnham…
ByWill You?
Caroline Garnham finds that making a will requires more consideration than simply who gets the loot IN 2006, 24 per…
ByCaught in the Flashbulbs
How can you live the life you like without the scrutiny of the baying media? Alexander Carter-Silk and Claire Cartwright-Hignett…
ByReading the Classifieds
Rather like the hush-hush operations they purport to describe, some official military and intelligence histories are more successful than others,…
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